Interviews

We talk with the Hail of Bullets frontman (also of Asphyx, Pestilence and Bolt Thrower) about the band’s new album, what he thinks of the term “old school death metal,” traveling the world as a musician and more.

Ihsahn chats new album Das Seelenbrechen, Emperor, nostalgia, what it means to be black metal, and the complications with touring the United States.

The riffologist talks about the band’s new DVD, working with two of the burliest-and-baddest dudes in metal, and the band’s history — including the last eight years with most of its classic lineup intact, plus stints from all three Slayer drummers over the ages.

The Dream Theater guitarist talks new album, Mike Mangini, the grind (or lack thereof) of his career, recording techniques for guitars, a new solo album and more.

New Godflesh album “will definitely be released in May 2014!” Broadrick describes it thusly: “It’s brutal, minimal, direct, punishing, unforgiving, surreal, discordant, and so on!”

The band’s awesome new album, Hellbound, is out today.

We talk the reunion of Saigon Kick, his production career, discovering Sikth and kick-starting a movement and how he got into this crazy business in the first place.

We discuss Metallica, Manowar, the book business, Quark, and more with one of metal’s wisest scholars.

The Misery Signals guitarist talks new album Absent Light, the band’s long hiatus, crowd-funding, the band’s legacy and more.

Must-watch!

We chat with the legendary frontman about this activities on which he now expends his energy.

All the dude ever wanted was his rug back

A fascinating interview with a most fascinating man.

Read our chat to learn how he ended up joining The Contortionist, what it’s been like to replace Jonathan Carpenter, and what this means for the future of Last Chance to Reason.

The band’s creative force and sole remaining original members talks lineup changes, past beef, the MS comments section war of words and the band’s new album The Devil’s Cut.

“I’ve just been telling everyone I zigged when I should have zagged,” says the guitarist of his injury.

“Is it difficult to learn the guitar parts in Slayer from Kerry King’s fat, money-grubbing hands?”

Check out their advice for celebrating Mother’s Day… with someone else’s mom, of course.

Metal Injection storms the Golden Gods black carpet and asks the above question to every band.

Live from the Revolver Golden Gods Awards black carpet.